Texas Governor To Pull Licenses for Facilities Housing UACs

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Refugee Resettlement Watch
Article date: 
27 May 2021
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National News
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enforcement
refugee
illegal aliens
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Is your Republican governor one of twenty governors who told Biden not to send Unaccompanied Alien Children (mostly teens) to their states? Twenty Governors to Biden: Don’t Send the Illegal Alien Children to Our States... 

If so, tell them to put their money where their mouths are and follow Governor Abbott’s lead.
 
By the way, Abbott was the only Republican governor in the nation to support President Trump’s efforts to reform the Refugee Admissions Program. Trump’s concept was to give the states and local governments a greater say in the placement of refugees.  Of course, as we have been saying the ‘children’ are not refugees...
 
 
Gov. Greg Abbott orders Texas child-care regulators to yank licenses of facilities housing immigrant kids...
 
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